What's Live in Doji Works: Journal, Position Sizing, Accounts, and MT5 Import
By Doji Works
Four tools are live in Doji Works today. No waitlist, no credit card required to start. Here is what each one does.
Trade Journal
The journal is the core of the app. Every trade you take lives here. You can log entries manually or import them in bulk from your broker. Each entry captures the pair, direction, entry and exit price, lot size, PnL, and your notes.
On the journal page you get a running stats bar at the top: total trades, win rate, average PnL, and total net profit or loss. You can filter by account, direction, date range, and more.
What makes the journal useful is that it is connected to everything else. Your accounts, your daily bias, your import history. Nothing sits in isolation.
Free plan: up to 200 journal entries.
Position Size Calculator
The most-used free tool. You enter your account balance, risk percentage, stop loss in pips, and the calculator returns your lot size, pip value, and monetary risk. No login required.
For prop traders, there is a separate prop firm mode. Enter your account size, max daily loss limit, max total drawdown, and profit target. The calculator shows you the maximum position size that keeps you within the rules, how many losing trades you can absorb before hitting your daily limit, and how far away you are from a breach.
This is built for traders who manage multiple prop accounts simultaneously and need to run these numbers quickly before every trade.
Accounts Manager
Connect your trading accounts in one place. Each account shows your current balance, currency, linked broker, and whether it is a personal or prop account.
For prop accounts, you can set your specific rules: profit target percentage, max daily loss, max total drawdown, and whether trailing drawdown applies. The accounts manager then feeds that data into the position size calculator automatically.
You can manage up to 2 accounts on the free plan.
MT5 Trade Import
Connect your MT5 broker account using an API key and pull your trade history directly into the journal. No manual entry. No CSV exports. Your trades sync automatically.
The import handles deduplication so running it multiple times does not create duplicate entries. It maps each MT5 trade to a journal entry with the correct pair, direction, sizes, and timestamps.
cTrader import is also supported via CSV upload. IBKR support is in progress.
Free plan: up to 200 imported trades total.
Daily Bias
Before you open a position, what is your read on the market? The daily bias widget lets you set a directional view for the day: bullish, bearish, or neutral, with optional notes.
This is linked to your journal. Over time you can see whether your bias accuracy correlates with your win rate. A consistent misread on daily direction is often the root cause of a losing streak.
How They Fit Together
These four tools are designed to work as a loop:
- Set your daily bias before the session opens
- Use the position size calculator before each entry
- Log the trade in the journal, with your account linked
- After the session, review what the stats bar shows
The import layer means you do not need to do step 3 manually if you trade on MT5 or cTrader. It happens automatically.
What is Coming
The live tools are the foundation. The next layer being built includes backtesting, a quant bot for cloud-based strategy execution, multi-account order routing (one signal to many accounts), and a strategy marketplace.
Everything is built on the same data model as the journal and accounts manager. Strategies you backtest will run against the same trade history you have already imported.
Start free at app.doji.works. No credit card required.